Breakthrough Theory Unites Quantum Mechanics & Einstein’s Relativity: Schrödinger's Cat Solved

Scientists Have Just Solved One of Physics' Biggest Puzzles! 🔬
A groundbreaking new theory is bridging the gap between Einstein's general relativity and quantum mechanics, two seemingly incompatible pillars of modern physics. The breakthrough comes from an unexpected twist on Schrödinger’s famous cat paradox. Researchers have introduced modifications to the Schrödinger equation, offering a self-induced collapse mechanism that explains the transition from quantum superposition to classical states, without needing an observer.

⚛️ Key Insights:

Superposition: Quantum particles can exist in multiple states at once, but the real question is—how does the universe transition from quantum mechanics to classical behavior?
Self-Induced Collapse: A new model suggests that macroscopic systems naturally collapse from quantum superposition into classical states, helping to reconcile quantum mechanics with general relativity.
Quantum Cosmology: The research models how the early universe existed in a quantum superposition of different geometries before collapsing into a single classical state.
🌌 Why This Matters:

The study could be revolutionary in understanding how the universe evolved from its quantum origins to the observable classical universe we live in.
It might unlock new insights into the quantum-to-classical transition, helping us better understand the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) and other fundamental phenomena.
💥 Could This Be the Key to Unifying Relativity & Quantum Physics? Discover how Carlesso's team is reshaping our understanding of the universe and the very laws of physics. Watch the video to understand how this new theory could explain everything from the Big Bang to black holes and beyond.

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